Stephen Kenny's main concern is selection not new-look Scotland
Stephen Kenny does not appear to be buying into the hype that Scotland are a changed and much-improved side compared to the team that lined out in Dublin during the summer.
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Saturday sport: Republic of Ireland face Scotland, Ulster away in Wales
Here's the latest updates from today's sporting action...
Republic of Ireland v Scotland: A look back in the time at the previous meetings between the sides
The Republic of Ireland have made the short trip to Glasgow to take on old friends Scotland on Saturday evening in the UEFA Nations League, which is live on RTÉ2 and the RTÉ Player.
‘A memory I’ll have for a long time’ – Andy Murray reflects on special Laver Cup experience
Andy Murray reflected on a special opening day at the Laver Cup after receiving some incredible backing in his singles defeat to Alex de Minaur on Friday. Murray was ultimately beaten 5-7 6-3 10-7, as Team World secured their first win at the competition, but the Scot was overwhelmed with the support from his team-mates in a raucous 02 Arena. Ad He told Eurosport: “It was special to be a part of this occasion and team.
Preview: Scotland v Ireland: Battle of the brains can decide sequel
Building belief, creating confidence, it's amazing what a convincing win can do for an emerging team; securing a 3-0 competitive victory is good for the soul of an international side.
Erik ten Hag might have an emergency Manchester United signing if World Cup bites
After an underwhelming start to the season, Erik ten Hag's side have been much improved in the past month. The opening two defeats against Brighton and Brentford threatened to spoil the positive feeling around the club after an impressive pre-season campaign.
John Egan: Ireland learning to handle the pressure
Republic of Ireland defender John Egan believes that the side are starting to show that they can handle the pressure as they prepare to face the Hampden Park bear-pit on Saturday evening.
